We want to use FME server in order to copie/backup files , Application , database and store it in safe area , at the oment the task is done manualy , each time system admin will have to go trough all those files , and backup the to the specific location
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Automatic backup
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Best answer by stalknecht
You can create a workspace with a "Directory and File Pathnames"-reader to read the sources and use a "File Copy"-writer to write to another destination.
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You can create a workspace with a "Directory and File Pathnames"-reader to read the sources and use a "File Copy"-writer to write to another destination.
You can create a workspace with a "Directory and File Pathnames"-reader to read the sources and use a "File Copy"-writer to write to another destination.
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Thanks guys
any idea how to add the date to the file name, written in the destination folder just to keep track of the backup
alos the overwrite option in writer file copy when set to no , still we are getting only one file
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Thanks guys
any idea how to add the date to the file name, written in the destination folder just to keep track of the backup
alos the overwrite option in writer file copy when set to no , still we are getting only one file
If you need the current timestamp you can use the @DateTimeNow() function.
Here is an example:
